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Upgrading the Lemon Web DICOM Viewer – A Leap from Cornerstone v2 to v4
For quite some time, our LEMON WEB DICOM Viewer has been running smoothly on Cornerstone v2 — the trusted imaging library that made web-based DICOM viewing simple, fast, and reliable. But as imaging standards and browser capabilities evolve, it was time to give the engine a serious upgrade.
Malaysia is taking a major step towards strengthening national security and modernising identity verification. The government has officially approved amendments to the National Registration Act 1959, paving the way for broader use of biometric data and the introduction of a more secure national identity card.
For years, Google Translate has been the go-to tool for quick translations, helping us bridge language barriers on the fly. But now, Google is experimenting with something bigger – turning Translate into a lightweight language learning platform. Think of it as a "mini Duolingo" built right into the app.
Sometimes, a picture really is worth a thousand words—especially when it's a playful caricature of some of history's most iconic figures. The image above is a set of PNG artworks featuring instantly recognizable personalities reimagined as expressive stickers.
If you've ever tried to pick the "best" vector design software, you know it's not just about which app has the fanciest pen tool. Designers today have to juggle licensing models, workflow compatibility, speed, and now—artificial intelligence creeping its way into the creative process.
Google is giving its Gemini AI app a serious upgrade. Earlier this year, the app introduced built-in image editing tools, but now, thanks to a new model developed by Google DeepMind, those tools are getting smarter, more consistent, and much more creative.
Malaysia's digital banking landscape has just taken a major leap forward with the official debut of Ryt Bank, a joint venture by YTL Group and Sea Limited. What makes it stand out? It's the first AI-powered digital bank in the country, putting its always-on assistant, Ryt AI, at the centre of the customer experience.
Touch 'n Go (TnG) Digital is expanding what its eWallet can do, and this time it's making life just a little more convenient. The popular eWallet app has introduced a new feature that allows users to scan not only payment QR codes, but also non-payment ones — think menus, tickets, registration forms, and even simple web links.
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) has revealed some worrying findings: between January and July this year, audits uncovered more than 1,600 cases where telecommunications providers failed to meet required service standards.
When it comes to 80s movie soundtracks, nothing hits harder than Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins. Featured in the original Top Gun (1986), this high-energy anthem became the ultimate soundtrack for speed, adrenaline, and jet-powered action. With its driving rhythm, soaring vocals, and electrifying guitar licks, it's a song that defined a generation of movie music.
Google is continuing its push to make artificial intelligence more useful in everyday life. The tech giant has announced major upgrades to its AI Mode in Search, rolling out new agentic features, expanding to over 180 additional countries (including Malaysia), and supporting even more languages. This move signals Google's ambition to bring its AI closer to a true digital assistant—one that doesn't just answer questions, but actively helps people get things done.
WhatsApp has long since evolved from being just a text-based messaging app into a full-fledged communication platform. From instant messaging to video calls and even payment features in some regions, the app has become a Swiss army knife for digital conversations. Now, WhatsApp seems to be exploring a feature that feels like a blast from the past — the ability to leave a voicemail after a missed call.
The Digital Ministry has just taken the wraps off something rather ambitious – the MyGOV Malaysia Super App. Currently available in open beta, this app is being positioned as the country's all-in-one government services platform. What makes it more notable is that the entire development has been carried out in-house by the National Digital Department (Jabatan Digital Negara, JDN).
A Surprising Move from a Public Transport Operator - When you think of RapidKL, music probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind. After all, the company is best known for operating trains and buses across the Klang Valley. But in a rather unexpected move, the Prasarana-owned operator has launched something that goes beyond timetables and tickets—it's called Rentak Rapid, a Spotify profile filled with exclusive curated playlists.
Phishing is no longer just about dodgy links in emails. Attackers are constantly finding new ways to slip past defenses and human suspicion. Recently, I came across a very convincing attempt that didn't land in the inbox as a regular email — instead, it arrived disguised as a calendar invite.
A New Era of Digital Identity in Malaysia - Malaysians will soon need to embrace MyDigital ID as part of the country's push toward a unified digital identity system. Two widely used government platforms — MyJPJ and MyBayar PDRM — are preparing to make MyDigital ID the exclusive login method, marking a significant step in Malaysia's digital transformation.
The Promise and the Pitfall of AI - Artificial intelligence (AI) has been hailed as the game-changer of our generation—an innovation capable of boosting efficiency, cutting costs, and powering new breakthroughs. But Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim recently reminded Malaysians that embracing AI isn't as simple as throwing money at the latest technology.
If you've been exploring Microsoft's data and analytics ecosystem, chances are you've come across two big names: Microsoft Fabric and Power BI. At first glance, they might look like they're competing products. In reality, they're part of the same story—but each plays a very different role. Let's unpack what they are, how they fit together, and why businesses are paying attention.
Apache Tomcat is one of the most widely used Java servlet containers in the world, powering countless web applications across industries. That popularity makes it a prime target for attackers—and a newly disclosed flaw has raised fresh concerns.
A Wake-Up Call for Chrome Users - Google Chrome isn't just the world's most popular browser—it's also the gateway to countless apps, data, and services we rely on daily. That's why when security flaws are found in Chrome, it's a big deal. On August 15, 2025, Google announced urgent updates to fix five newly discovered vulnerabilities, three of which are rated high severity.
A Wake-Up Call for Office Users - Microsoft Office has long been one of the most widely used productivity suites in the world, powering everything from business reports to academic papers. But its popularity also makes it a prime target for attackers. On August 14, 2025, Microsoft disclosed and patched three critical vulnerabilities in Office that could allow remote code execution (RCE)—in other words, attackers running their own malicious code on your computer.
A Big Shock for Windows Security - For years, Microsoft's BitLocker encryption has been seen as one of the strongest built-in protections against data theft. Whether on a corporate laptop or a personal device, BitLocker promised that even if someone stole your computer, your files would remain locked away behind layers of encryption.
A New Security Headache for Exchange Admins - A new vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server has put hybrid deployments in the spotlight once again. Tracked as CVE-2025-53786, the flaw was disclosed on August 6, 2025, and carries a CVSS 3.1 severity score of 8.0—a level that immediately puts it in the "serious business" category.
Why Roblox Is Making Changes - Roblox has always marketed itself as a platform for creativity and fun, but with its popularity among younger audiences, the company has also faced growing scrutiny. Recently, several lawsuits accused Roblox of not doing enough to shield children from harmful or exploitative interactions. In response, the company is now doubling down on safety.
Step into a different kind of detective role in Cobra Mission: Panic in Cobra City, a game that boldly combined RPG elements, adult content, and tactical combat into one highly debated DOS title. Thanks to modern browser emulation via DOS-JS, this 1992 cult classic is now playable right from your desktop—no downloads or setup required. Note that this version is desktop-only and not supported on mobile devices.
If you've shopped online for storage in recent years, you've probably seen those suspicious listings on Shopee or Lazada offering massive 16TB or even 18TB hard drives for shockingly low prices. We're talking about devices that usually retail at RM1,799 being advertised for just RM529.80. Tempting? Sure. But as the saying goes—if it looks too good to be true, it usually is.
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